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ANOTHER BurLDrsa F1x1sHrp.


Another addition TO our already Mammal n Rs1nh.
hshmens has lust been oomplso,I Thie eoorn h an
our sround door. sd,oinine or bsan,ful ~ v.Il.
hghted Drsas Goods Salou.
GRAND ExH1BI11oN aAL&,
- ,.o~..-
0AoiNNAN~ ao-AVAA0" nOkN1NO.
n sA,. IN n. 49, w-n
~ ~
UPHOLSTERY 0OODa
A New ventuxs In Rev Buiidine
In ofdsr to open thie win boom unparalleled N
upholsry Goods W have MARRIED The s0ods - psssss
which shy have never essn sold % Low hsfore The
feaisw1n6 "
LOW QUOTATIONS
- .'.ee . svs ~. r.Irs s."S.s ~ -
s ~ soa NC ~ y. 'n.s IneS 49,
~ so'a oNs y. III " ~ y. ing soous -
poos n ~ 'oS s"~ ops"1s W..
49,"
iNDucrHrNr pRrcHa
Rad and Believe. Coms and be Oonvinced
LOCO pair Brsss Curtain Chsinss Ala p9 paif. Hs.
u1as price 2oc.
Curtain Poles In cherry ebony, walnut and ssh. with
highly polised brass Rinse and sndA 24ceach Others
price $50.
One lot 1ancy Tables. elegantly peushsd IN ohssry
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SArunpA, Crow BAsaArss.

This Department offers the following ex-
csptionslly good vslnss:
100 Dos. Ladies' 4 But. Bslsir Real lid
Clovss in Bisck ami assorted shsdes Of Tans
and Browns. only q Per Pair.
% Doc Ladies' But Real Kid Gloves. en-
broidered backs. IN Bisok. and . variety Of
shadea Including Tsns. Browns and Olives.
only also Per Pair.
"fl6PERAL" KID 0LovEA
We announce the arrival Of smother importa-
ton Of the celebrated "fmpsrial" Real Kid
0lovea We consider this xlovs the superior OF
all others ct the prices. and request -FOUR most
critical examination. bssnne thst you will note
the uniformity Of the skins. their supplsness.
the mastery manner In which they are cut
anil fnishsd and the thorouGhness Of the color
dyes. We have cold thsm for number Of year,
with . steady incressinG demand. and We
place our orders % ~ To recAive new lots every
month OF %, in order TO have them freah.. sup
pie and durable. All the Fall and winter shades
and Hack We present sach purchaser With .
neat nsck si.plaxsd buttonef.
WOODWARD LOfHROP
Zoe 4 IN ana y s<n n -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

The light between republicans and democrats
for control of the New York Graphtc has resulted
In tns success Of the latter. Bus thasis hardly an
election straw.
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Sr.CrAI SA1. Or Corsrra

SrpcrAL SA1z Or ConskrA
We Offer:
16oAo& WhiSs JsaA oosssts oaly 60e pr paif.
70 dos. Mhise 0ermxn WOVEN CoFsstA sco1-
Hoped ~. emhesidersd bust sids stsels, only
ne ~ paaRs 81 ..t 4
as dos. white Americas Ceutzl Cosssts. dou-
be hide stssia. double front ssssis. only q per
pair.
100 aes. r 3 q. Doubas-bonsd coutfi Cor .
sseA sxtss autshtA spee1aily suitable tor seoue
lsdies only o1.16 - rig.
zoo - oussocassd r. az 4 \ HorsspAsne
Isris-nads ooesss2 Tang waist ~ stssas.
colors. whita cream. md drsb. only o1-5o pr
pelS. 2. 500
hRsnssphons PariDoads ooeus>s. mads from
Ana esafil. pwSsA indAaus o. anA 49,. whisA
100 1os csisSss1sa 4 GA h rusvAs.s
Hn1s.nnAAs fssncA ns1eGn CegDss lsn3. I'D.
I'm. 90 sAsgs WshGA. - sl1oA AxnA o1ack,
Cardinal, oaly o24b pee paar.
30 doG od1sheatsd Il GA \ lseDspAooN
stssls, most su1sahas fog laExs indisa. vhass -
dxsb, oaly o31o ~ palf.
We slso eassy ~ TN Mns efshaD0anA stgiss
n1Asopsssp ys-v1ss1nG~ Cssssna 0lsag.
= mooiun - enHe w01Dea
100 - Ch1Assns Oeeasa Cessst Wsls1A
CIV "a snsk
tSssenA asss. sAssssA seal
WOODWARD LorKnoR.
% o.. 11sA - = - ~.
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1A80Alko IN NxEblNO ONDknWEAAs
We are fully prepared 10 meet every demand
In this line. A. representative harR.im We
quote:
100 dossn Ladies' White Msrino vestA high
neck and long sleeves, two weights,
DULY 600. Each
100 dosen Ladies' Fine Merino UndsrWear-
Shirts and Pants
Only 75c pr Garment
80 dozen Ladies' Two-thirds Wool Vests sad
Pants,
Only q per Garment
so dozen LADIES' Swiss Ribbed Wool vests.
sizes and Q, only el.25s sizes 8, 4 and 5. only
e1.60 each.
so dozen Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Wool Vests,
low nsot and no sleeves: white pink. and Light
blue; sises to s: price for siss I only 81 10:
fiss loo. per sass larger.
l5Odossn LADIES' Atwood Scarlet Medicated
Vests and RAnts sxcrllent qualities. pure C0chi-
neal dye only el. el.25 and el.5o pr gar
msus: usually sold st twenty Ave cents higher.
rs dozen Lsdies' Extrs.nne Ali w3ol Jssh.
mere vests. improved French cut psrfect-nt-
ting. sxcellsnt weight hieh neck and long
slssvsa. worth ~. only Sl76 each.
Elegant line Of Children's white Mersno Vests
And Panta st vide rsnsS Of popular pricea
Tffst Aoor; rear Of slevstors.)
WOODWARD & LOTnRoP.
Cor. llth ana sta Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

In view OF the cheeky manner In which Mr.. Cor.
man wrecked the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal
property through using Il a. political machine
In behalf Of his personal interesta there q some
thing gfotesQuely comical in the statement OF
Baltimore paper that be has got into the B. and
o. dirvctosy 20 guard and protect the city and
state interests In that railroad
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BOARDING.

T1oR RRnT-MRs PENH's HoUsE l4ol y 81.
Il has been put IN perfect order snd nov reeaS Ior
6osrdsfss abs hes VEN chssce roons. new
VUANTTD-TWO Oh THKER esETLEnkN 10
w AXE Lrve. nicely FURNISHED No, With hest md
gas. terms very rse.onzhle s.ken IT. 80
IN A PRIVATE FAMILY BoARD AND cohFoR-
i liable hesna ssrni.hse Iaals, q gsnslensa - e
Doh. as Duke 81. Ales.ndri.. Va. nS-Sr
\ OOQ 4 ST n. W. OPPOSITE FRANKLIN
eau be accommodated os2-lzts
DoARDIN0. WITH NICELY fUkkIsHED RooMA.
- By ne ~ 80 @ S :, 6Sssss :. ssse;
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THE WEATHER ro-MoRRow.
Fair and slightly w,rmsf followsdb vss&Asr
Light TO frssA southwest - nosthwsss windA
Nor Foos.ssrxrs In Tn Sam,
FINGER MARKS on THR WINDOW
GUIDE YoU 10 TIE GOAL TOMORROW.

The KILLER Of time" the energetic business man.
the pretty woman. ths squallins child-thsy al stop
OUTSIDE Ne window end. nins oct q N. ssolaan'
WHAT A LOT OF oIovRsi
And then the tiny finger masks q u wcman the Ne
n.rs Of the msn. and the tn Anssfs sod oss noss
m.rk Of the pseaAsd shild h isft III window a
indication Of iatsresk shoWn and the G1ovs preferred
shown N cur Rrsoa Glow display, - husy. too ~
must ask you 10 call - early possible to-norfow
- 70 hsvs your saoys tried - lssursy and carefully
We saa't prsssna - ssvs dssceipsens b this small
sps'e bot YIN 3nss nsaAaea ths sampass dsplaysd IN
THE GLOVES ARE ron
shoppins: sssie foe Ladies. Nsn. MiaseA Youths.
boyA Children. and Inisuta
THE NEW ooIoRs ARE
Goblin Bius. oliys casst tondon 1sd, Terra Gotta.
HaGatA 4auvA DovA favn, Parrls. lAvsudef, Pis-
ssebs Green. O9snsA md nsv shadss 0says, browns.
and Tans. We mention only The new shAdss some q
THE MATfAtALs ARE
Dressed and Undrssssd Kia, os,G pieshin Chamois,
Beaver, buokskin, Glk. oashmsre Wool wostsd Clsth
Lined and Unlinsd. with and without fuf Topa From
2-button 70 32-buttoa lsngths.
THE Yx1cRs ARE
the lowest oonsistsnt With goodness snd rsiisbdity
Being direct Asnts iue the leading foTsgn and home
manufacturers and buyins and ssliine strictly for
cash. shoud snsle ths quotation Of prices lower than
usually quoted.
THIS MORNINGS ARRIVAL.
Just - this advertisement was going 10 press ~
rsesvsd shotAer Job lot Of Hid 0aoves battonA
shades Tans and 0reys two-tons smbroidsfsd Backs
white md Basch Biadins on Tops. e12e pair; cheap
Ut ol75.
A SPECIAL NOTICE.
Our patrons win study their own comfort and oblies
d By callin6 between and II Am. and 8 and pm.
last day Of the 10 pse osns discount FOUL avoid The
crowd during above.ssstsd hounI
ExE$ EN- EN- 4 Ersf u.s.
wy kkSx1a ( So
For variety quantitss and values w think We lead
many Of our visters have assured and not until
aftsr tour Of tbs stores in town We sase claim
on reason. do We not!
THE VERY LATEST WRAP
Deceived THE nnofnins IL imported Rasians Eng.
iish Tweeds in paids and stfpss only e2l SO sech.
Nearly all different. Typical London styieA 1t viii
be necessary to call early tomorrow, Ne thinkthat
II, II you want TO zee one.
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Advertiser,

win psrvS their own purposs best, ana 1t the same
tins grssuy scoommodsts THR srAA. they viii sad
N eefore boon 10 morrvv thsir snnouncemsa0 for
the EXTRA large edition of Saturday. paper the forms
cot which must b ssnt 10 prss much earlier than
ths other Ave days q the wsk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

The manis for gambling 10 pool rooms upon the
result Of racer In all parts Of the country ID q
growing evil demorahzing especially TO the young
business men OF the community. Gambling Is
there furnished with the cloak Of respectability
IL b f1 time 70 strip on this CLOAK and check the
EVIL II shooid be nnaiiy ascertained whether or
not the present laws cover and forbid this species
Of gambling, and II not Congress should provide
the necessary law
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FOUR
MORE SPECIALS

N our GENTS FURNIyHINo DEPARTMENT.
ooCHrNEAL DYE soARLEr UNDERWEAR, al
1oel meAjcatsd De regular q so hind wsfs suins
e' II 81 EH nv sish which =,
:siins 7ee Ss,ss enythins That w. hsYs svsf q:
fprsd. We really hardly can supply the demand for
S s.." Ass e Hn the snt that
sSHff' sHrsfs .scS 4 I'd %
hne 9S sffea e tsll yps THAT they 1Is Sos,H @
You aH know What thsy are We ifye ri. .Saaa .
as q ssi sS q. y and Svs IN noKfS "a
Is shoss SSs WAY SHhbtan sAcxsrs ~ oil,
~ that We have imported line OF GERMAN HAND
INT eoods and esa cell them four per cent lower
Alse full line Of nsekwear. collars and cuffs tU ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

E1csllsat vaf1sty. smbracine nearly every
style and quality. From the stock We pick out
the followtnR conspicuous bargains;
90 Ladies' Fine Melton Cloth WalkfnR skiftn.
with txo-inch plating on bottom, headed With
two bands Of throero of brzid Al co1ofs.
Only q. each.
400 cray Melton Cloth walking Shirts four
inch ox-plaitinG On the bottom. trimmed with
heaid Only ol.25 each.
100 Fine Rlannel Wslkfu4 Skirts, with Is.
inch Dasck Quilted Satin on ths bottom. Only
Si0Sk cash
These represent bot friction Of the bargains
shown m this department..
Cescoud Aoog, shrough arch)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP
Coz. l1th aad 2 sta q. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

The latest sensation In B. and o. matters 10 the
substitution Of senator German for Mr. Richard
Hynsor In the directory OF the company. This ap-
pointuent b especially significant because M.
German II . stockholdef and director In the West
Virginia Central and PIttsburg Railroad Company,
and has for many years bossed the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company. The bitter litigation
between the West Virginia Central and the b and
O., together with the modified rivalry between the
b. and o. and the canal suggest possible purpose
IN the senator's mind 70 get combirati control
of the different interesta II Is intinated that he
aspires to the control OF the B. and o. road but his
conspicuous position In politics would not IL IL BE-
lieved recommend him to the favor OF tue business
syndicate who have put up the money to keep IL
a1oat, because most Of the dangers they have rsa-
son TO fear come from the Vaccinations OF poiiti-
clans BY good many who have been watching
B. and o. Affairs for some time past the change Is
regarded as having chiefly politico- personal sig
nifcance, and a. being but q step In the program
marked out BY the senator for BUSTING his old
enemy, John K Cowen, from the once OF general
counsel for the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

'sBoss" Leeds. Of Philadelphia, candidate 70.
sherih, washes himself winter than snow from the
ugly changes made against him By opposing indie
pendents and democrats By resenting a. iibeious
a single. pitiful little accusation printed In the
North American. II Is not q necessary but only q
natural inference, nom Mr.. Leeds indignation ct
this particular imputation, that the other ana
more serious charges, which he disregards, are
unanswerabte. Thess ante-electiop vindicatory
libel CASES. generally lose impetus after the ballots
are cast
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VNANTED-FURNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHEp
w rooms; rent desirable rooms in two or thres
days; have many Customer; SAVE money by seeing
ROOM RENTING AGENCY. 6l2 9Th st.n y. n2-6t'
w NTED-BY TWO GENTLEMEN TWO FUR
w nished rovms. suite. between 9th and 18th
Pennsylvsnis ave. and st. NV Terms must be
sensible. Address BACON. Star once. n3-2ts
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE Two
w or three unfurpished rooms. Address HAIR
FORD. Star ONCE. n33t'
M ANTED-ROOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE
w family, commencing December 1. Fl" Box b
Greenvile. Miss n33t
WANTED = BY GENTLEMAN. ONE OR TWO
w lxrTe airy rooms FURNISHED or unfurnfs ed with
or without board) open nrel lace. furasre heat in
modern house, u Est preferred- Address. Civ
ing price and description. Boz so. senate p o., City
MAT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

The changes Of view, or Of points Of view, Of
which persons trained I'm political life are capable
are past enumeration Here IL senator Hiscock,
Tor example. who began the fall canvass In Rev
YORK state this year with demand. In behalf OF
Colonel Grant, for the grandest vote ever rolled up
for Republican Candidate. but yesterday was re-
duced 10 claim that the state must 70, Republi-
can "by q thousan nd majority
Chauncey Il Depew, who delivered ths other day
an address in which he depicted the svl effects Of
stock gambling on American youth, Is the same
dramatic orator Who while stamping for his friend
Judge Folger only Eve years ago. used 70 wind up
his speeches with the plea: sYoung men, double
Jour margins and vote the Republican ticketp'
There II no man who sees 90 many contradic-
tory phases Of human nature as q professional
p0utician--when he looks Into his mirror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

We snail place on s4ie S0.notfoW tn6 folioN'
fns extraordinary values IN Ladies' Muslin On.
derWeaf:
400 dox Ladies' Muslfn Drswsrs two-ihch
hem with Q cluster of four tucks shove. Only
Csc. per psir.
100 dox Ia Hes Musiin Chsmisa yoke Of
eausternf tucks. Only csc. each.
S5 doS Ladies' Fine husltn prawsra, tucked
csmbric rune, With four vide tucks sbove
Only 81 10. per pair.
as dog, rAdiss' Fine Muslin Chesnisa yoke Of
Hamburg aud Tucks embroidery around NECK
md sleevea Only 5Oc. each
We shall also show numerous other equally
o rood bargains. which ars well worth The st-
sentiun Of the trade.
(Second door; through arch)
WOODWARD LOrHROP.
Cor Nth and r ID. ne.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOSlN ESS CHANCES.
rSR fo s sIEh SS ~
WANrfp-s25 WILL EsfAB LTsR A LADY IN
BE- dsn. & hpSs S. SSsps,. never ssa
500 St. from 10 am. tn Z pm. nir5t.
Eoh SALE OR ExcHA lGE-A FLORIDA ORANGE
Grow 20 mtlss below jsck.onvi leo The 81 Johns
tres. bearing ioTSan 6aoss n s, re.d tSoS
ton, A socd invesiment owner las good ressoas fcr
full particulars call Al oiioe. JNO b. wIGGAMaN.
W sSou iD-e..n' !, MEs 70 ISSEsIissTs
pc. feature In pr~cti,e in this cltJ. Address h 20
NoR SALE a LONG FsTABL sitFp pRiId
Il store; doing sood business a rar- c6snce kp-
ply 10 cHAs sHII.IDs. lOO6 D at NV n3-sfs
1HKE AGAssIz PAkk NOVELTY WoRks WOULD
Il Ike To purchase the controlling interest N Que OF
two more good patented Arcl b, COMPLETING the
plans Ion the plant At LAsioA uali at once, lll3T
WANTED-EsTIMATEs FoR PIR- DRIVING
p.nK SH Sr TeI iiG fis Particulars AGAssH
VSoR sAI-E-A DRUG STORE TO A PHARMA-
Gust: great hArsain; only reason for -sig pres
ent owner has other business and - not pharmacist:
shceiisnt locas,on and nice neishborhood- hddr~s
A CASSIE PARK IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATIONS
A. ESQ. must Jay rsi Ssfoss he ~
n NIT ut: CLIO. n srARkwEATHER. I,IsFanr
~
one Of the best business street. doins Arse Jay
ins trade. HEBkON 4 RAMtG
OIL OF 1907 81 NV.
ME can SILL soMF CHOICE burfDfNG LoTs
w Msss ave. north sids IA AZ Dun ont Clrrls Al
reinsr ably reasonable figures. location considered
We WI. sell whole part g. suit Tie fnrcbasr
There but lev lots left this grad ave-
nue and tins clsnce should b thrown ava. l,g
Investors II. H-9oLDsB0hOpGA 90. isO5 D st
nv. o.lQ-3ta
rJS 10Th ST. NV, GOOD THREE STORY
10 Brick. With bach baildl1r raa,iera i.sprove-
elIts eleven ROOMS: an excellent Investment prios.
5000 H. A. SOLDsbOko1 Old A co.
o252m laos 81
A RARE CHANCE TO Buy DESIRABLE Btsf-
"A MSS PkoPIkrY;-we Offer Tor fev days tie
1s ies ana psrs Of SSs SSssss sg :oS,
ing 85 feet on 18th ~. between PennsyVa-
MA ave. and u SITS, hnmediAtsl, north Of the PalA-
hoyst By aeIth Of 100 eet lnsse aus "a. ars IN
yielding present annual rental OF upwars OF 81 600.
which could be readily doubled hy q fIl arAtVely
speaking kns outlay. P,lce 80 Ier square foot Al
tLlnss consiaered his IL probably the pst business
IA GoLDsBoRoUeH co.
o22-3m l405 D 81 ".
rlNO INVESTORS IN RIAL RsTATE-I HAVE
Il several pieces of Heal Estate drum to 800 a,rsl
veil locsted Oh principal avenues extended within a
short distance OF the city. whicH wAlins 20 dis
IOse of st Investment prizes. will Joan parties an
forming synaicates Tor subdivision. &c. = =
oi4-lm 40s Gin ~ nv
CIX PER CENT LOANs GUARANTEED By THE
Conaha Loan and Trust %, bYn- u MiMAN,
Principal paid by the Chemical National Hsnk
n. N fAhkLl- Washing ON Aren't.
s23-3m l4ssf Jaw.
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w f r a 4 |. F. 6

For variety ausntitiss and values w think We lead
many Of Walters have assured ua and not until
AFTER tour Of tbs stores In town. We bass caim
on reason, do We not?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

Received THE nofnins IL imported Raxians. Eng.
fish Tweeds in paids and stripss only e2l SO ssoh
Nearly all different Typical london styiea It viii
Be necessary to call early tomorrow, we thinkthat
II, you want TO zee one.
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Oprsuo o. @. Mosrss
GLASS AND CHINA sTosR,
1900 = STREET.

Largest display Of the oslsbestsd Carlsbad Jswd
0iass. from Carlsbad. Bohsmis town Ssetoryl Thia
exceedingly Ans dssasatsd siass new for II fr.t
time exhibited In this city. vasss Htchaeu. - q
the most unique and Artistic shapea.
Coma ana - >ns-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-04

IrOR sALE-A SPLENDID l.Io0-ACRE STOCK
IL Farm IN Mary laid 20 miles dOwI the Ot0lnhc
KoSd rvsr lAnng Tor sale " eSCls 3se Tor an
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-19


w. s.. King, term expired; Fifth district.
Alex Fraze vice Z. Merritt term expired;
Seventh district Hugh Thompson, vice
George j NJ NIanus, term expired.
Regents State Universit ID ohm S. Pills
bury and Knute Nelson, reappointed.
Inspectors State Prison. ohm r. Nor
rIsh, res.pointed; III. G. Hicks, vice John
De Laittre. resigned.
Board Corrections and Charities Rev.
8 NJ. Nc. G. Dana, Charles H. Berry, reapoint-
ed.
State Board OF Equaliza ton Second
district, William Lindeke, vice Ansel
Oppenheim, term expired; Fourth
district, Daniel Bassett, reappointed;
Sixth district, William Thomas, reap.
pointed; Eighth district, w. G. Bredenhagen,
VICE wee Henry Poehle HiT term n, expired; Tenth
Twelfth district, A. N. Jonson, reap
pointed.
Directors St ate Normal schools-H. B.
Wilson, reappointed; w. S. Pattee, vice
Sanford Niles, term expired; Thomas c.
kurtz vice J. G. Whitney, term expired.
Fish Commissioners-R. O. Sweeny, reap.
pointed; Niles Carpenter, vice D. Cameron.
term expired; n o.. Werner, vice NJ. D.
Sweeny, term expired,
Manager State Reform School-F. A.
Husher, vice T. E. Walker, term expired.
Member Board Auditors State Agricul-
tural Societ y-John Byers, reappointed.
State Board OF Pha rm acy-H. G, Web
ster, reappointed.
State Board Dental Examiners. III.
Martindale, reappoin ted.
Director Deaf, DUN b and Blind Institute
George 3. Whipple reappointed
Senator Woods bill, providing for the
location OF the reform school at St. Cloud,
was introduced. It provides for a board
OF live managers to be appointed by the
governor, who shall have general charge
and superintendent OF theschool and con
ducG the same on non partisan principles
Any person not exceeding thirty years
OF age, and not under sixteen, and who has
never been committed for any offense he.
fore, shall be committed to this reformato-
ry. The bill is in accordance with the rec
concentrations OF the state board ofclar-
It'll es and corrections.
HousE.-Speaker Merriam announced
the following committee appointments:
Joint Committee on Appor tionment-
Rogers, Petit, Baker, Barker, j. n j ones,
A. N: johnson, Knox, Hoppin and Sher.
wood.
On Logs and Boomage- Lum.
Cullen, Gregory and Knox.
On Convict Contract Labor-Mattson
Lucas, Lee, Powers and Freeman,
On Mississippi River Cloutier, Freeman
and Cullen
On Soldiers Home-Shuler, Prosser.
Furlong, Flynn, Donnelly, Costello and
Wilson.
The committee on printing recommended
that the resolution to print IL, 900 copies
OF the governors message in different ian.
guases be indefinitely postponed. Adopted.
The following bills passed:
70 prevent persons from unlawfully using
the badge OF the G. A. R.
Authorizing Brainerd to issue bonds for
s2o, ooo Tor a bridge across the Mississippi.
Changing school district No. ~.
Authorizing the town OF Worthington in
Mobiles county, to issue 81 6, 900 bonds for
waterworks.
Amending the act authorizing the COM
mlssioners OF Crow Wing county to build a
bridge across the Mississippi.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-19

Heswould have said more, but her
ssea1 was sounding on the instrument
and customer was sounding frantically
10 attract her attention.
on shall take one day to think
about it, and viii be waiting for my
answer when you close the Office this
evening, lie said at parting.
But the glance from the long-lashed
eyes, as she babe him go, was all the
answer he needed
And now they are married and happy
with children around them And some-
times Frank meets Miss Howard, and
the hard scornfnl lines he reads In her
countenance convince him that he acted
wisely in his choice.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-19
Twenty Thousand Soldiers Snow
balling.

In January, 1864, while the confed-
crate troops were in winter quarters
at Dalton, there came big snow
storm, and O,OOOsoldiers went intoa
regularly organized snowballing. On
one side Of a branch was the parade
ground of the Georgia and South
Carolina troops, and back of that the
quarters. On the opposite side OF the
branch was the parade ground OF the
Tennesseeans, and back of their
parade ground were their quarters.
The ground was frozen to depth Of
five feet, the snow was foot deep,
and no indication OF melting. A day
was appointed for the snow battle.
The Tennesseeans marched out and
formed a line Of battle, their drums
beating, busles blowing, colors flying
and officers mounted. Every soldier
had a knapsack full of snowbalis.
The Georgians formed and prepared
to make the attack by crossing the
branch. There were 10000 men on
each side and the scene was very inn
posing. Assoon as the Georgians cross
ed the branch they met a terrific
fusilade from the Tennesseeans, who
were at home in the snow. The COM
mander OF the Tennesseeans, a hand
some fellow named Cord on, who was
from Franklin, Tenn, was captured.
but a, bold dash was made bv the
Tenneseeans, and he was rescued.
The GeorgIans and South Carolinians.
being unused to the snow, were at q
great disadvantage, and were forced
back across the branch. AS the Ten
nesseeans crossed the branch they wet
their snowballs, and the next vollev
fired at the Georgia and Carolina bows
was terrible in it's effect. Pressing on.
the Tennesseeans captured the quar-.
tiers and proceeded TO loot the whole
shebang, carrying off rations, tobacco,
pipes, and everything else that did !,
not belong to the government. That
snowballing, in which 10000 men
took part, was no doubt the biggest
thing of the kind that ever occurred
in Georgia, or will ever occur again.
Atlanta GA Constitution.